market oversight

Market oversight refers to the regulatory processes and actions taken to monitor and control financial markets to ensure they operate fairly, transparently, and efficiently. This involves enforcing laws and regulations to protect consumers, prevent fraud, and maintain confidence in the financial system. Regulatory bodies, such as financial commissions or central banks, evaluate market practices, investigate misconduct, and set rules that govern trading and investment activities. Effective market oversight helps to foster a stable economy and encourages responsible behavior among market participants.